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 1   II, 6 |     but, however, there is no similar comparison between a living
 2   II, 8 |        AUGURIES, ORACLES, AND SIMILAR PORTENTS.~It is therefore
 3   II, 8 |      Many other examples of a similar nature may be brought forward;
 4   II, 17|   ASTROLOGY, SOOTHSAYING, AND SIMILAR ARTS ARE THE INVENTION OF
 5  III, 6 |   something to be known. Of a similar character to this is that
 6  III, 18| therefore an equal and almost similar error on each side. But
 7  III, 23| another race of men live in a similar manner to that in which
 8  III, 27|        Do they enjoin nothing similar? Yes, indeed, many things;
 9  III, 28|     but the work of God. By a similar error they believe in the
10   IV, 12|     God. Daniel also foretold similar things: "I saw," he said, "
11  VII, 12|     But the two cases are not similar. For the body is solid,
12  VII, 25|    many with one breath speak similar things; and at the same